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I don't want to jump on the band wagon but I have to concur Bio Balls
are nothing special. Live Rock is great. Not only do you get all the benefical bacteria you'll need you'll also get a number of other beneficial creatures as well. However llive rock is not very environmentally friendly. Most of what's available to us is ripped out of the natural reefs. Have you considered a fluidized bed filter. I can't think of a much better type of biological filter. It's small and can handle an incredible bioload, little to no maintenance. It's also considerably cheaper than filling a sump with live rock, a lot cheaper! However if your still want to to add live rock into your aquarium ynd feel good doing it take a look at garf.org There you can order plenty of garf grunge as well as way of making your own "live rock" called aragocrete. This is a site that really knows how to go about making a marine aquarium also environmentally friendly. There are many choices out there some are cheaper, environmentally freindly and more effective in the end you need to find what best suits your needs. Best of luck and keep us posted. |
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